SIT should be investigated
Obstacles:On Sunday night, the founder president of MMRPS Mandakrishna Madiga visited the family of Dalit Yavati who died after being sexually assaulted in Vemula village of Musapeta mandal. They consoled the family members by paying respects at the portrait of the deceased. Family members and villagers were inquired about the incident of rape. After knowing the developments after the incident, the family members were encouraged. Later, they went to the farmer's venue where the incident took place and examined it. Later he spoke to reporters there. They demanded that the government immediately set up a SIT on the rape incident. He asked us not to come to the conclusion that the statement given by the district SP on the incident is final. They demanded to review the incident once again. Relatives and villagers have suspicions that accused Vishnu and some others may have committed the rape incident. He said that the bleeding and the presence of liquor bottles at the scene of the incident raise many suspicions. He said that it is not reasonable for the district SP to talk about not looking at any political angle before a full investigation is done in this case. They said that no one has complained to see the political angle and they strongly condemn the SP's statement. He asked Vishnu to look into the phone call list and reveal who he called during the incident. As the accused in the case may be more than one, they demanded an inquiry with the SIT. He said that the government should provide all possible support to the victim's family. He was accompanied by MMRPS State Secretary Jangaiah, MSF State President Sande Karthik Madiga, Erukali Rights Struggle State President Putadi Kumar, DS Mahesh and others.
23 lambs killed in dog attack
Gopalpet:23 lambs died due to dog attack on Sunday. According to the details of the affected shepherd, Doddi Mallesh of Talpunur village in Revalli mandal was rearing 23 lambs at his farm. On Sunday afternoon, 23 lambs were killed when the flock was suddenly attacked by cuckoos. The value of them is Rs 1.5 lakh and the victim asked the government to help. Revalli veterinary officials said that they will send a report to the government on the damage and ensure that justice is done to the aggrieved shepherd.
